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Heavy Heartbeats
04:44
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does his heartbeat throw you off?
when it wakes you late at night?
well theres no sense in starting
when all we want are endings
all of the things at my old house
have probably been destroyed or thrown out
those pictures i hung on my wall
just to see when they would fall
and i loved you one blue moon
one blue moon everything was okay
but i don't know about that anymore
i don't know anything anymore
and when you leave your house
in the attic or the basement
he sits there and he waits
he sits there and he waits
i can feel and see the bleeding
i live inside the awful feeling
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Baby whats your problem
Is this club too packed for you?
I cant hear any music
Cuz im so locked on to you
Wanna watch you do it
The way you move your body
The night so haunting
Your eyes so haunting
Get paid on i just spend it on you girl
See you walk into the hotel
Your silence is killing me
Want some normal conversation
I need it desperately
Im all night of the hunter
You all jacob's ladder
Found the pet cemetery
Sometimes dead is better
What you saying? How im not getting paper?
Girl don't trust me when i'm like this
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